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Joseph Bitton - More Real Estate Service For Less. Real Estate Broker + Lawyer. I bring something most real estate professionals can’t - a law degree. Gain an edge. DM me and lets talk.

I help buyers & sellers resolve their real estate needs and challenges with clarity, confidence and care. www.facebook.com/TorontoRealEstate4u provides current and relevant information and statistics about buying and selling real estate in Toronto as well as the latest and greatest tools to help you through the process of buying or selling real estate. This site posts relevant articles and up to date sales figures for semi-detached and detached houses, townhouses as well as condominiums in the Greater Toronto Area, including Toronto, North York, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Etobicoke, Scarborough, Mississauga and Brampton. Mortgage rates, tips and calculators found on this site make this site THE #1 Source for Toronto Real Estate Information.

10/12/2026

Toronto Home Prices Edge Lower | We Take Care of The Details So you Don't Have To.
Toronto’s home prices edged down just 0.1% month-over-month in Mid-Q3—a modest change that signals a pause in movement, not a dramatic reset. Year-over-year, resale activity slipped 2.1% in Mid-Q3, so while prices held fairly steady, the pace of sales is still lower than last year. As someone who’s tracked this market since 1987—and helped clients navigate both upswings and slowdowns—I see this data as a sign of a gradual adjustment, not a sudden shift. The market’s current cooling phase fits with the wider expectation: we’re likely to see stability through the rest of 2026 and into 2027, although Toronto’s recovery will continue to reflect the city’s unique pace and character. If you’re weighing your next move, understanding these subtle shifts can mean the difference between overpaying and getting true value. My approach is always user-friendly and pressure-free, focused on helping clients achieve their real estate goals while saving money along the way.

10/11/2026

Happy Thanksgiving | We Take Care of The Details So you Don't Have To.

Industry Updates: Single-Family Sales Rise, Resale Supply Tightens, Cultural Programming ExpandsIt’s been an eventful pe...
10/10/2026

Industry Updates: Single-Family Sales Rise, Resale Supply Tightens, Cultural Programming Expands
It’s been an eventful period for our GTA real estate market: single-family home sales have picked up momentum, thanks in part to the expanded HST rebate. Meanwhile, condo sales are still lagging. We’re also seeing resale supply tighten further—which could mean upward pressure on prices for anyone looking to buy or sell. On the development side, housing starts have dipped slightly, and Toronto is taking steps toward efficiency by piloting AI for building permits. Having worked in Toronto real estate since 1987, I always keep an eye on these shifts to help my clients navigate the market and make the most of their opportunities—while saving money wherever possible. If you’re curious about how these trends might affect your next move, I’m always happy to share insights in a user-friendly, no-pressure way.


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Small-Scale Infill Is (Finally) Showing Up In Toronto's Housing DataWe're finally seeing small-scale infill—like accesso...
10/08/2026

Small-Scale Infill Is (Finally) Showing Up In Toronto's Housing Data
We're finally seeing small-scale infill—like accessory dwelling units and multiplexes—make a real impact in Toronto’s housing data. These types of projects now account for about 10% of housing starts across Canada, a notable shift driven by zoning reforms and a drop in new single-detached homes. As someone who’s been guiding clients through Toronto’s ever-changing real estate landscape since 1987, I find this trend especially promising for those looking to maximize value and flexibility. Navigating these new opportunities not only opens doors for more affordable options but can also help you save money and build long-term wealth. It’s all about finding smarter ways to make Toronto work for you.


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10/07/2026

Toronto Ranks 20th Worldwide | We Take Care of The Details So you Don't Have To.
As a proud Torontonian and someone who has guided clients through the GTA real estate market since 1987, I pay close attention to how our city is viewed on the world stage. In a recent international ranking for 2026, Toronto secured the 20th spot out of 1,000 cities—thanks to our strong economy and talented population keeping demand robust. However, the same report highlighted a challenge many of us know well: housing affordability. Toronto’s median multiple reached 7.5 in the 2026 housing study, putting us among the least affordable major cities surveyed. It’s striking to note that we spend a higher share of our income on housing than residents in nearly any other global city. With housing starts expected to slow further through 2026, it’s no surprise that affordability remains a real concern. Having helped clients navigate both residential and income property investments, I’m committed to providing more real estate services for less—always with a user-friendly, no-pressure approach. If you’re weighing your options in this evolving market, understanding these trends is key to making smart moves.

10/06/2026

Toronto, Vancouver housing still hugely desirable despite recent challenges
Despite recent hurdles, Toronto and Vancouver remain among the world’s most desirable cities for homebuyers, ranking 20th and 24th globally thanks to their robust economies. As a lifelong Torontonian and broker with decades of experience in both residential and commercial real estate, I understand first-hand how high housing costs can impact quality of life for those looking to buy or invest. Canada’s need to build between 430,000 and 480,000 homes annually to address affordability is a tall order—and one we haven’t yet achieved. Navigating these challenges while helping clients save money and make informed real estate decisions is at the heart of my approach. If you’re weighing your options in this evolving landscape, know that a user-friendly, no-pressure strategy is always possible.

10/05/2026

Can Toronto Finally Turn the Corner in 2027? | We Take Care of The Details So you Don't Have To.
As a lifelong Torontonian and someone who’s navigated every twist and turn in our real estate market since 1987, I’m encouraged by the outlook for 2027. After a long correction, Toronto is entering the year with plenty of listings—giving buyers real negotiating power. According to TD, we can expect Ontario’s housing conditions to gradually improve as 2027 unfolds, especially after a softer 2026. If borrowing costs ease as anticipated, we should see more activity and opportunities for both buyers and sellers, though it’s important to keep in mind that condo supply remains a limiting factor. Prices are likely to stabilize before we see any substantial gains, rather than surging the way they did during the pandemic. My focus remains on helping you make informed, cost-effective decisions—whether you’re looking for your next home, an investment property, or both.

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